31 Oct 1950
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Newspaper
Eldora Herald Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1950
Page
1
Maeda sets price at 2.60 to 3.00 dollars amid a financial note or advertisement. The fragment mentions Bidara and Lat as elements in a historical market or accounting entry, implying a transaction range.
A displaced Yugoslavian letter writer George Manopilovich living in Sheffield Iowa laments Iowa voter apathy noting his homeland’s oppression and one party elections. The piece urges treasuring freedoms and exercising rights as another year offers Ebcora adult night school with nine courses starting November 15 and a modest tuition.
A brief message urges adults to enroll in night classes with the saying never too old to learn. It emphasizes ongoing education as valuable for personal growth and opportunity.
An alleged drunken driver tells the judge he was not in condition to walk, as reported by Chicago Daily News. The remark sits amid editorials about the Korean War’s rising cost, noted by the Arkansas Gazette in Little Rock.
Yesterday featured Rev. Mr Shadle delivering a farewell sermon before leaving for Dallas Texas. J T Boylan of Albion Seminar y voted for Garfield in his first presidential ballot. Hardin county sees rural free delivery tested with postmaster general order. Also noted are remonstrances against moving county seat, new courthouse plans, and several local items from Eldora including weddings and business notes. 40 years ago 1910 items cover fires at Steamboat Rock mills and local enterprise changes.
A niece’s afternoon visit triggers a one sided reminiscence on daily life and neighbors. The writer contrasts modern conveniences with memories while noting local voices, a safety talk quote, and election time chatter. It closes with the question of where the weeks go as November begins.
A group gathered October 23 at Nell and Alice Mitchells home for a surprise birthday party with fellowship, visiting, and refreshments. Separately, reports note Gospel team activity from Penn College, a Christmas Messiah preparation at Honey Creek Friends church, and updates from garden, aviation, and school clubs with daily student activities and class projects.
Freshmen girls welcomed Mrs. Murray as their guest for breakfast on Monday in homemaking class, adding a cordial note to the school morning.
A lively report describes audience readings and new talent discovery in class. Students show various bird nests and a baby bat, celebrate birthdays for David and Daniel Ricks and Sandra Mathew, Judy Speas, and Catralyn Faust, and welcome visitors.
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